Electronic Stimulation

I think fertility doctors use this method for spinal cord injury victims. It does cause an ejaculation, but because of the pain involved, it basically isn’t used for any other class of males. (the spinal injury prevents the feeling of pain).

Considering this, I’d be careful.

Look it up on google. more frightening than encouraging. And that assumes your dick doesn’t die and fall off from electrical burns.

Yikes! Yeah, numbness and shocking pain aren’t really my thing either.

In the case of the plant reference (I know, not the same thing) the amount of current was very low and applied either to the hydroponic medium or through electrodes into the soil itself.

Another thing relating to this; cancer cells multiply much more rapidly in a 60Hz ambient electromagnetic field, I’ve read. Why is 60Hz sigificant? Because it’s the ambient field wavelength of the power grid we surround ourselves with- i.e., all of our appliances, TVs, computers, etc. put off an ambient 60Hz “hum”. Ever had an electric fan interfere with a video monitor? That’s electromagnetic field overlap.

Anyway, that’s not the point. The point is that cancer is ultimately extreme (and extremely undesirable) hyperplasia in a sense, no? And if so, by extension one might argue for the possibility of lower intensities, frequencies, etc., inducing rapid cellular growth instead of cancerous growth.

I guess it’s all academic until someone actually tries it, but I’m not sure I’d know where to begin…. not to mention possible negative side effects.

I was once doing searches on Google to find out about electronic stimulation. Has to be that off-hand-fetish….
Anyway, this is what I found.

Tried it once trough the headphone output but it didn’t work.
Anyone willing to give it a try?

mcn

Skip the electrical stimulation idea. It’s been shown to rapidly increase tensile strength. A good thing if you are trying to get back on the football field after a knee injury, but bad for PE. You wanna maintain an elastic state. Here are some abstracts:

Brilliant. Thanks, Rakishly- exactly what I was after. Now we know.

Your Welcome. I looked into it a while ago wondering if a Blakoe Ring or TENS would help elongate . It does cause cell growth, but the wrong kind. It leads to quicker Type I formation. Now, it might be a very good idea when you want to “CEMENT” gains when you’re about to retire.

Tried tens unit switched to a second hand stereo from a pawn shop still use tens pads in various location’s hard rock seems to tickle the bone just right.